The Japanese Spitz (or American Eskimo) have been around since the 1930s and have grace into many people's lives around the world An eyecatching beautiful breed that thrives on being around people and their aloof and alert personality makes them a great guard dog When provided with the right training, they truly make a wonderful family pet Many Japanese Spitz, being a white dog, can be prone to having reddishbrown stains below their eyes This is especially true with puppies and often is worse at the time they are teething These stains often fade as the puppy gets older What causes eye tear stains in Japanese Spitz Some adult Japanese Spitz do still get eye tear stainingThe German Spitz is slightly larger than its Japanese descendants with a similar coat that comes in a variety of colors including white, black, cream, gold, black and tan, sable, and chocolate brown They are thought to be one of the most ancient dog breeds, tracing their origins back to the 1450s when they served as watchdogs
German Spitz Dog Breed Pictures And Characteristics
